Door Mats to Welcome Everyone Home

First impressions start at the front door, and a great mat sets the tone while keeping dirt and grit outside. From sandy coastal entryways to muddy backyard doors, the right door mat protects your floors and adds a quiet touch of style to every threshold.

Our collection gathers coir and natural fibre mats, low profile rubber backed designs and soft absorbent indoor options, all offering a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. Layer one over an entry rug for a warm, considered welcome that works hard underfoot.

Choosing the Right Door Mat for Your Space

Think about where the mat will sit and the job it needs to do. Coir and natural fibre mats scrape shoes clean at an exposed front door, low profile rubber backed designs sit flush under screen doors, and soft absorbent mats trap moisture just inside. Standard sizes suit single doors, while oversized designs span wide or double entrances, and slip resistant backing keeps footing safe and secure.

• Coir, natural fibre, rubber backed and soft absorbent styles
• Standard and oversized sizes for single and double doors
• Slip resistant backing for safe, secure footing
• Neutral, patterned and welcome designs to match any entry

Styles to Suit Your Space

A classic coir mat suits a traditional entry, while a bold modern print adds personality to a contemporary porch. Pair it with an entry rug indoors, keep shoes tidy with a nearby shoe rack, and finish the space with a wall mirror for a polished welcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best material for an outdoor door mat?

Coir and natural fibre mats are ideal outdoors, scraping shoes clean and standing up to weather, while rubber backed designs stay put and resist slipping.

What size door mat should I choose?

A standard mat suits a single door, while oversized designs suit wide or double entrances. As a guide, the mat should span most of the doorway width.

Are these mats slip resistant?

Many feature a rubber or slip resistant backing that grips the floor, keeping the mat in place and helping provide safe, secure footing at the door.

How do I clean a door mat?

Shake out coir and fibre mats regularly and vacuum them, while rubber backed and absorbent mats can usually be hosed down and left to dry fully.